Get Started with the NHS3152

最終更新日時： 2016-10-07 09:00:00

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  • 1

    Demonstration

  • 2

    Re-programming the chip

  • 3

    Development using the Demo PCB

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1. Demonstration

NHS31XX evaluation kit: first steps

Dear customer,
Thank you for evaluating the NHS31XX chip.

Preparing the chip for demonstration purposes

1.1 Initial firmware

The firmware loaded in the chip is the "One-time NFC program downloader". To demonstrate the "Temperature Logger", "Therapy Adherence", or any other use case, the corresponding firmware image needs to be downloaded in the FLASH memory of the NHS31xx chip.

1.2 Procedure

Programming takes three steps:

  1. Download and install the Android APP "NHS31xx NFC Program Loader" from the Google Play Store
  2. Retrieve the latest version of the firmware you're interested in. All publicly available demo firmware from NXP can be downloaded in one zip container here: NHS31XX_DEMOS
  3. Program the demo PCB by holding it in the NFC field of your NFC-enabled Android Phone for a prolonged time, until flashing is completed

Note: This can be carried out only once: when the new firmware is programmed, it is impossible to overwrite it wirelessly later. Changing firmware again is then only possible using a wired approach - see the next tab for instructions on how to do this.

1.3 Operation

Open the app "NHS31xx NFC Program Loader" on your phone. Download the demo container if not done already - a link is also available from within the app - and select the demo container from within the app. The app will read the contents and display the found demo firmware. Select the firmware corresponding to your demo PCB or label. Next tap the NFC antenna with your phone. Programming will start automatically. Keep the phone in a steady position to maintain the NFC connection until programming is complete.

Upon successful completion, the new firmware image will automatically start. The Demo PCB is now fully prepared, and you can use it for demonstration purposes immediately.

When programming fails - for example when the demo PCB or label is removed from the NFC field - you can simply try again. Only once programming has completely finished, wireless downloading of other firmware is no longer possible.

次へRe-programming the chip

2. Re-programming the chip

2.1 Changing firmware

The firmware residing in the NHS31xx chip - whether it is the "One-time NFC program downloader", one of the demo firmware images from the SDK, or any other firmware image - can be replaced using a wired connection.

2.2 Procedure

This can be done in three steps:

  1. Download and install Flash Magic from Flash Magic Tool

    Note: This requires the use of a separate LPC-Link 2 debugger board. Another option is to use J-Link Software in combination with an LPC-Link2 debugger board, or a Segger J-Link debugger probe.

  2. Retrieve the latest version of the firmware you're interested in. All publicly available demo firmware from NXP can be downloaded in one zip container here: NHS31XX_DEMOS
  3. Program the flash contents of the NHS31xx chip.

2.3 Operation

When using the zip container from NXP: extract the contents. Each subfolder contains programming images for one specific use case. Next use Flash Magic (or J-Link) to program the flash contents of your choice, corresponding to your demo PCB or label.

Upon successful completion, the new firmware image will automatically start. The Demo PCB is now fully prepared, and you can use it for demonstration purposes immediately.

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3. Development using the Demo PCB

Prepare your workstation by downloading the latest SDK from the NHS3152 product page and follow the steps outlined in docs/UM11153.pdf.

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Support

Support is available at different locations:

  • The SDK itself contains full documentation of both hardware and software, code snippets and example applications
  • You can use the community forum at NFC Community
  • Product and fulfillment support can be obtained by contacting an NXP sales representative or a local distributor

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